David Closson

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  Jan 20, 2022

  Religious Freedom Day: The Biden admin. is failing to uphold our first freedom

  True religious freedom means someone should have the freedom to believe what they want in terms of doctrine and theology and have the freedom to order their life according to their deepest convictions.

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  Oct 28, 2021

  Thinking biblically about politics in church

  In the lead-up to next month’s gubernatorial election in Virginia, more than 300 churches are planning to show a pre-recorded campaign video featuring Vice President Kamala Harris in their morning worship service. In the video — which will be shown in predominantly African American churches — Harris encourages congregants to vote for Democratic candidate Terry McAuliffe.

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  Sep 30, 2021

  Unconscionable: New bill proves Democrats are okay with abortion up until birth

  Democrats in the U.S. House of Representatives passed an abortion expansion bill that deserves the full attention of the American people. This bill is so morally bankrupt that the hackneyed terms used to express political outrage, such as “extreme” and “radical,” fail to capture the gravity of the bill’s implications.

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  Sep 22, 2021

  How should Christians think about Biden’s vaccine mandate?

  How should Christians respond to President Biden’s sweeping vaccine mandate? Specifically, how should Christians think about religious exemptions and accommodations?

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  Aug 15, 2021

  Tragic irony of Simone Biles’ 'your body, your choice' abortion stance

  Simone Biles is in the news once again. After winning two Olympic medals in Tokyo and initiating an important conversation about athletes and mental health, the gymnast used her social media platform to express support for women choosing abortion.

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  Jul 19, 2021

  The duty of parents in education

  The process of building a biblical worldview begins in the home. However, this process is also either helped or hurt by what happens in the classroom.

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  Jan 16, 2021

  Religious Freedom Day: Recovering our first freedom after a rough 2020

  For nearly three decades, the United States has observed January 16 as Religious Freedom Day. America’s “First Freedom” has historically enjoyed near-universal and bipartisan support.

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  Dec 15, 2020

  Biden's HHS nomination sign of admin's likely extreme abortion course

  “It’s hard to imagine anyone that will be more dangerous in the position as secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services than Xavier Becerra."

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  Sep 24, 2020

  Should Christians vote?

  Earlier this week was National Voter Registration Day, so it is an appropriate time to consider an important question: do American Christians have a moral obligation to vote?

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  Jun 23, 2020

  Why Bostock will never have the final word on human sexuality

  Can religious institutions such as colleges and seminaries continue to have have sex-separated dormitories and housing?